The Department of Control and Robot Engineering aims to nurture professional skills in robotics and control. Robotics and AI are the core technologies of the 4th industrial revolution which is the convergence of new technologies that will bring about significant change in our everyday lives. There has been a broader demand and an ever increasing need for robotics and control in industry. In this regard, the department has conducted research on controlling, automatizing, maintaining, and providing intelligence to industrial processes and autonomous systems through the combination of electricity, electronics, machines, computers, etc.

The department's graduate program provides diverse courses that cover important aspects of modern robotics and control theory such as autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, computer vision, mobile robots, embedded systems, modeling, and control systems with robust control theories. The department also has an excellent educational curriculum that provides students with opportunities to work closely with industry-initiated development projects, or academic research projects within the department.

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